This summer vacation, I told my child’s dad, “I’m taking Nu’er on a trip by myself!” Yes, I was telling him “my decision,” not asking for “his opinion.” After six years of marriage and with our child being over four years old, he could read my eyes and tone—because this time, I was serious, and resolute.
During every holiday season, many parents plan trips with their children. Taking kids out not only broadens their horizons but also strengthens parent-child relationships. So, what issues should be considered when traveling with children, and how can you ensure a happy holiday together?
Where to travel with a 20-month-old baby? For a mom with decision-making paralysis, it’s almost driving me crazy. Let’s see where this family went.
Tripbaa Funbaa!, Asia’s Free Travel Expert Introduction to European Christmas Markets The most magical month of December is just around the corner. As you stroll through the streets of Europe...
Tripbaa – Asia’s Free Travel Expert The countdown to 2019 New Year’s Eve has begun. Are crowded fireworks shows and party revelries...
Little Housewife The exhibitions at Kaohsiung’s Science and Technology Museum keep getting fresh and exciting. The latest exhibition in the Children’s Science Park — FUN City — features a kids’ traffic park and a city shop area...
A young mom fighting for more play space for kids, communities across Taiwan have spontaneously launched initiatives to transform generic playground equipment. Tainan’s North District “Ledeyi Park” was originally just...
Written by Mom’s Travel Fun - Carefree Chicken Writing The Tourism Bureau of the Ministry of Transportation invites everyone to join the “Advance to Yilan, Hualien, Taitung & ‘Kaohsiung-Pingtung Warm Winter Tour’” with extra travel subsidies...
Little Housewife Anping Fort, Anping Old Street, and Anping Tree House are well-known attractions in Tainan, but did you know there's also a hidden gem of an educational and fun free family destination right inside the Tainan Fire Department?
Niu News Beibei When traveling abroad, do you, like the Niu editors, prioritize the "accommodation" part the most? Choosing a comfortable and unique...
Tripbaa – Asia’s Free Travel Expert In recent years, self-challenging travel styles have gradually become a trend. Activities such as skydiving...
Tripbaa Funbaa!Asia’s Free Travel Experts When traveling to Japan, you always want to visit all the major sights in one go, which means spending more time on transportation...
Tripbaa Fun Travel Tips – Asia’s Free Travel Experts In my imagination, Giethoorn in the Netherlands should be bursting with lush, vivid blossoms,...
FunTime When deciding what to bring, consider your main purpose for traveling abroad. For example, if you’re going on a shopping spree, you’ll need a larger suitcase...
Where to travel during the Mid-Autumn Festival? The Mid-Autumn Festival falls on the 15th day of the eighth lunar month every year. By this time, the north has gradually turned cooler, making the climate pleasant. However, it’s still a bit hot in the south, so if you choose to travel there, be mindful of the hot weather. We have recommended several highly characteristic Mid-Autumn Festival destinations for you. Many attractions have new features added in 2016—come and check them out.
National Day is coming up soon. Have you planned where to take your kids yet? Family travel has always been very popular. A good family trip can bring children new experiences and confidence, encourage observation and thinking, provide mental and physical exercise, and easily help them develop an eye for beauty. So, how should we plan a great family trip?
When a rare long holiday comes along, many parents want to take their kids somewhere farther away, like abroad, so the children can experience a different culture and scenery while also strengthening parent-child bonds through the journey.
The summer vacation is coming to an end, and many parents want to take their kids to the amusement park for one last wild ride before it’s over. Roller coasters, pirate ships, and log flumes are all thrilling rides that kids love, and many families have even scheduled a relaxing trip to the park during the National Day holiday. But what seems like a “kids’ paradise” can actually be “hiding dangers,” and just a little carelessness can lead to unexpected “accidents”......